My pictures of St. Christopher carrying Jesus across the sea (took them myself)

[beachguy in thongs]

(took them myself)

beachguy in thongs Reviewed by beachguy in thongs on 10-11-2005. My pictures of St. Christopher carrying Jesus across the sea (took them myself) (took them myself) Rating: 5

[death of sXe]

WTF i think a part of me just died

[brrg744]

i dont get it, explain

[beachguy in thongs]

i dont get it, explain

Not sure who you want to explain, but my pics are of a medallion of St. Christopher and Jesus, and says "ST. CHRISTOPHER * BE MY GUIDE".

[weirdo79]

Looks like big foot to me.....

[beachguy in thongs]

A two-headed metal bigfoot?

[beachguy in thongs]

My Grandfather bought that medallion at the World's Fair for my Mom.
She gave it to me, and now there's a hint of green on it. Inscribed on the back is my Mother's name "Connie". She's sixty years-old, it must have been around 1948-50.

[weirdo79]

I meant it looks like all pics of bigfoot. One big blur

[beachguy in thongs]

Yeah, as long as it causes some initial confusion.

I'm blind.

[beachguy in thongs]

I just recently found out that the child on St. Christopher's back is not Jesus, but another miracle child, or another Christ. St. Christopher is not a fictional character. There is evidence that he existed in the 3rd century. I'm not sure who exactly that "Christ" is, but after they crossed the "raging" stream, the child told St. Christopher to stick the jagged edge in the ground. The next morning, a palm tree bearing fruit had grown, in it's place.